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God knows all things but we	A
In darkness walk our ways	B
We wonder what will be	A
We ask the nights and days	B
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Their lips are sealed at times	C
The bards like prophets see	A
And rays rush o'er their rhymes	C
From suns of days to be	A
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They see To morrow's heart	D
They read To morrow's face	E
They grasp is it by art	D
The far To morrow's trace	E
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They see what is unseen	F
And hear what is unheard	G
And To morrow's shade or sheen	F
Rests on the poet's word	G
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As seers see a star	H
Beyond the brow of night	I
So poets scan the far	H
Prophetic when they write	I
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They read a human face	E
As readers read their page	J
The while their thought will trace	E
A life from youth to age	J
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They have a mournful gift	K
Their verses oft are tears	L
And sleepless eyes they lift	K
To look adown the years	M
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To morrows are to days	B
Is it not more than art	D
When all life's winding ways	B
Meet in the poet's heart	D
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The present meets the past	N
The future too is there	O
The first enclasps the last	N
And never folds fore'er	P
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It is not all a dream	Q
A poet's thought is truth	R
The things that are and seem	Q
From age far back to youth	R
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He holds the tangled threads	S
His hands unravel them	T
He knows the hearts and heads	S
For thorns or diadem	T
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Ask him and he will see	A
What your To morrows are	H
He'll sing What is to be	A
Beneath each sun and star	H
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To morrows Dread unknown	U
What fates may they not bring	V
What is the chord the tone	U
The key in which they sing	V
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I see a thousand throngs	W
To morrows for them wait	X
I hear a thousand songs	W
Intoning each one's fate	X
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And yours What will it be	A
Hush song and let me pray	Y
God sees it all I see	A
A long lone winding way	Y
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And more no matter what	Z
Crosses and crowns you wear	O
My song may be forgot	A2
But Thou shalt not in prayer	O

Abram Joseph Ryan

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